"Choose candles made with quality wax and plenty of fragrance oil. Those are the candles that actually scent the whole room, not just the corner they're sitting in,"
"smells like a fresh, bright spring day,"
"that cozy, winter-evening vibe that feels straight out of a boutique hotel."
"two or three candles around the house in hallways, basements, or other walled-off areas that can get so stuffy."
Quality candles with ample fragrance oil distribute scent through entire rooms rather than remaining localized. Choose scents that match the season, such as fresh, bright spring fragrances or dark rum and leather for cozy winter evenings. Place two or three candles in hallways, basements, and other walled-off, stuffy areas to refresh air flow. Avoid using many different scents at once to prevent scent clashes. Open windows briefly before guests arrive to flush out stale odors, especially during winter when homes remain closed up. Small, strategic actions can eliminate lingering smells quickly.
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